An Age of Progress? Louise Squire

An Age of Progress? Louise SquireAn enthralling analysis of the defining social and political events of the twentieth century.

This original new study examines how members of the English medieval nobility and their families fell from position and power in the period 1075-1455

popular music studies

the prism of supernatural bodies reveals how those debates were interlinked

avant-garde art and cultural theory

‘Migrant Nation: Australian Culture

development and day-to-day workings of a key institutional pillar of the European Union

and forgotten texts from the colonial archives

and argues that threats to pluralism can arise from either political interference or from the concentration of media ownership and markets

detailed and cogent examples

This book explores rural societies in western Europe from 700–1050

contributors present a broad variety of queer identities

By charting the ideas that informed and shaped Ed Miliband’s attempt to re-imagine social democracy this book shows that he tried but failed in that task